Raiders GM John Spitek speaks for the first time since the Max Crosby trade fell through.

That plus more on Friday's edition of the Locked on Raiders podcast for March 27th, 2026.

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And unfortunately, got to start off with a sad note.

This is passed around and passed down from touchdown Tim Brown on Twitter,

tweeted out on Thursday night.

Good evening, Raider Nation.

It's with great regret.

I tell you, I just received a call from Marissa Robbins,

informing me that Raiders All-Pro Center, Barrett Robbins, passed away overnight. Thankfully, he passed away peacefully in his sleep. Please pray for their girls, his family, and tons of teammates who will be affected by this. It's unfortunate that his life was never the same after he was not allowed to play in the Super Bowl. rest peacefully, Barrett Robbins, you deserve it.

That was from touchdown Tim Brown.

And obviously, we all remember Barrett Robbins, not only being the All-Pro Center, as

touchdown Tim Brown said, but also, you know, not being able to play in that Super Bowl against

the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

We all remember what happened the night before.

And I don't think any of us really truly know every single detail of the story behind the scenes of what ultimately led to him not playing on Super Bowl Sunday. But we know that that was a big reason why the Raiders' offensive line was not in the position it was supposed to be. It was just it was doomed from the beginning. But that doesn't matter. That was a game. This is a life. And I know that Baron Robbins, I used to see him when I worked at the grocery store there in Lucky's at Pleasanton, California. I used to see him all the time coming in grocery shopping. I just know that his life was never, you know, in a really, really good place. And so definitely feel for him, feel for the family, like Tim Brown said. It's not about a game.

It's about the girls, his family, and tons of teammates who will be affected by the loss of Baron Robinson.

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